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Interim Government to Cede Power Immediately After Polls, Says Deputy Press Secretary

Express Report
  05 Feb 2026, 02:59

Chief Adviser’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder on Wednesday said the interim government will hand over power to the elected representatives as soon as possible following the general election scheduled for February 12.

Rejecting claims that the interim government intends to remain in office for another 180 working days after the election, Azad said such assertions are driven by 'dishonest intentions'.

He said the same groups had attempted to cast doubts on the election process a few days earlier.

“Now that it is evident the election will be held on schedule, they are spreading new conspiracy theories,” he added.

Azad also said that even many highly educated individuals are being misled by this propaganda.

“In reality, there is no scope for such confusion,” he said.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus recently said Bangladesh is fully prepared to hold a 'free, fair, and peaceful' election on February 12.

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Interim Government to Cede Power Immediately After Polls, Says Deputy Press Secretary

Express Report
  05 Feb 2026, 02:59

Chief Adviser’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder on Wednesday said the interim government will hand over power to the elected representatives as soon as possible following the general election scheduled for February 12.

Rejecting claims that the interim government intends to remain in office for another 180 working days after the election, Azad said such assertions are driven by 'dishonest intentions'.

He said the same groups had attempted to cast doubts on the election process a few days earlier.

“Now that it is evident the election will be held on schedule, they are spreading new conspiracy theories,” he added.

Azad also said that even many highly educated individuals are being misled by this propaganda.

“In reality, there is no scope for such confusion,” he said.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus recently said Bangladesh is fully prepared to hold a 'free, fair, and peaceful' election on February 12.

Comments

No Threat of Poll Violence as Security Tightened Nationwide, Says Home Adviser
TIB Ignored Government’s Reform Efforts, Says Finance Adviser
Muslims Observe Shab-e-Barat with Charity, Traditional Feasts and Candlelit Graveyards
Nearly 195,000 Expatriate Votes Arrive Ahead of Bangladesh Election
Election Commissioner Warns: Severe Consequences for Any Bias